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I actually believe the results of the study…It makes senses that having a larger community of supporters would make a couple want to be more accountable to each other and the people that witnessed the union…not to say that a couple that got married would automatically less likely to succeed but I can see how looking at a larger number, that pattern could emerge…
@Jackie – Eh…I see your pov but only to a small degree. It isn’t crazy to assume that the more loved ones there are seemingly holding them accountable, the more a couple might stay married. However in recent years, it appears as though a lot of guests at weddings aren’t truly “loved” ones at all. With the popularity of bridal reality shows, social media (i.e. – the pressure to have a “Pinterest-worthy wedding) and even some bridal blogs, I think there is a drastic increase in people viewing weddings as a form of entertainment. Many couples invite a significant amount of people based on bs (they’ll give a good gift and/or look good in my pics) and many guests attend weddings to keep score. Furthermore, I know far too many people who had small, intimate weddings and remained married for decades to take this survey seriously. Then of course there’s the matter of not knowing what the sample size of the survey was, who exactly conducted the study when/where, etc. that factor into the results as well.
While we don’t agree, as always, I appreciate your comment.